Hughes County, Oklahoma Land For Sale (49 results)

Welcome to the Middle Creek Ranch located in Hughes County, Oklahoma! This incredible ranch features 1,120+/- acres of premier hunting ground! The ranch features a 1,428+/- sq ft log home with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, perfect for relaxing after long days in the field. There are two barns with pens and a fenced area ideal for running a few horses. On the east side of the house, a breezeway connects to a shop, providing convenient storage for hunting gear and equipment. The home and shop are powered by solar with geothermal, keeping utility costs very low. There is a small cabin that sits on the northwest corner of the ranch that offers easy access through a gated entrance. This additional space is perfect for guests, hunters, or simply enjoying another side of the property without having to return to the main house. The hunting on this ranch is truly exceptional! Whitetail deer, turkeys, and hogs are abundant, and elk have been sighted in the area. There are numerous ideal locations for both large and small food plots to draw in deer throughout the season, along with prime stand locations along Middle Creek to catch mature bucks cruising during those crisp November mornings. The ranch provides excellent turkey hunting, with open strutting areas and great roost trees. There are hog pens and feeders already in place, and all blinds and feeders convey with the sale. The main pond is nearly 7+/- acres and newly constructed. This is a great opportunity to grow trophy bass, or to build a couple duck blinds for waterfowl hunting. One of the best features of the property is that Middle Creek runs through the property, offering not only scenic views but also excellent bass and catfishing opportunities. Don't miss out on owning this premier hunting ranch in Hughes County! The property is located just 10 +/- mins from Dustin, 30 +/- mins from Henryetta, and 40 +/- mins from Mcalester. All showings are by appointment only. If you would like more information or would like to schedule a private viewing please contact Will Bellis at (918) 978-9311 . Disclaimer: The boundary lines shown are approximate and are provided for general reference only. Arrowhead Land Company makes no representations or warranties, express or implied, as to the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of those property lines. Buyers are advised to obtain an independent survey to verify exact property boundaries.

990 +/- Acres Horton Cattle Ranch Price: $3,550 per acre. Animal Units: 150 cows with hay production. Terms: No owner financing. Location: Holdenville, Oklahoma, Hughes County. Comments: This cattle and hunting ranch also has good hay production. The ranch is approximately 50% beautiful trees and 50% open meadows. The very nice house sits on the highest part of the ranch and overlooks the entire property. With large metal corrals and extensive connecting lanes, handling cattle is as easy as it gets. Improvements: The 2,000 sq. ft. house has 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, an open concept kitchen, dining room and large den with fireplace, and a covered porch. Extensive metal corral. 2 Hay Barns. Storage Unit. Water: Several water wells, several nice ponds, 1 mile frontage on the Little River. Holdenville, OK gets 42 inches of rain, on average, per year. Terrain: Upland overlooks beautiful open bottom. Fences: Excellent barbed wire fences, numerous cross fences. Grasses: Winter grasses include rye grass, and clovers. Summer grasses include Bermuda, and numerous native grasses. Game: Trophy whitetail deer, and some wild hogs. When buying property offered by Southwest Ranch & Farm Sales, the buyers agent, if applicable, must be identified on first contact and must be present at initial showing of the property in order to participate in real estate commission. If this condition is not met, fee participation, if any, will be at sole discretion of Southwest Ranch & Farm Sales.

This 420 acre ranch lies on the HughesCoal county line in south central Oklahoma, offering excellent access and visibility along Old Highway 75. The land features productive Bermuda grass pasture, rolling hills, and scattered wooded areas that support both livestock production and wildlife habitat. Ten ponds are distributed across the ranch, and a 6-acre lake provides a dependable water source for cattle as well as fishing opportunities. Managed under a rotational grazing system, the property historically supported about 100 head of cattle and is currently carrying approximately 27 head. Two well houses supply water to the home and bunkhouse, while internal roads and pasture lanes provide efficient movement for livestock and equipment.Infrastructure on the property is well suited for a working ranch. A barndominium-style home of approximately 1,500 square feet serves as a comfortable residence or headquarters. Supporting structures include three 3060 barns and a 3040 barn, providing flexible space for machinery, hay, or livestock shelter. A 2550 set of working pens allows for efficient livestock handling. Beyond cattle operations, the ranch offers recreational appeal with habitat for deer, turkey, hogs, migrating waterfowl and the occasional elk. The combination of pasture, scattered timber, and abundant water enhances hunting opportunities and year-round fishing.With its established forage, plentiful water resources, and extensive infrastructure, this Hughes and Coal County property provides flexibility for cattle production, wildlife management, or both. Its frontage on Old Highway 75 allows convenient travel to surrounding communities while preserving the privacy of a rural setting. Utilities, fencing, and ranch roads are in place, enabling a new owner to continue operations or develop additional management strategies with minimal delay.

If you're looking for a peaceful spot in the country with good access, great hunting and ample pasture--this place checks a lot of boxes. Located off a paved road, this property offers quiet seclusion with everything you need already in place. The land is a great mix of open and wooded, with about half in pasture, including a solid stand of Bermuda that's perfect for a few head of cattle or horses.The back half is where it gets really interesting. Thick with early successional growth, persimmons, and several types of oaks, it's a magnet for deer and other wildlife. Two year-round creeks provide consistent water, and the habitat is ideal for big bucksplenty of bedding cover and natural forage. Whether you're wanting a hobby farm, hunting retreat, or just a slower pace of life, this one's worth a look.There's an older ranch-style home on site that offers a great starting point for a full-time country home or a weekend hunting spot. It's got the essentialsjust needs your personal touch. Call the listing agent for a personal tour.

Dark Hollow Ranch is a 130-acre recreational ranch located just southeast of Atwood, OK, roughly a 2-hour drive from either DFW, OKC and Tulsa. Just a short drive south of State Highway 1, this property is easy to reach from any of the three metro areas. The ranch takes its name from roughly 3000 feet of Dark Hollow Creek that runs south to north through the property with several small drainages that connect to it along that stretch. The combination of the main creek bottom with these smaller hollows creates a very interesting pattern of rolling hills and deep hollows. The current owners have created a series of trails that cut along the tops of the ridges connecting six food plots that they created. Various sizes, configurations and types of plots were created with some being large and open while others were smaller with mature oaks left scattered within them. These setups allow you to pick the setting you want based on whether you are bow hunting or rifle hunting. The trails connect to food plots west of the creek from two points to give you options depending on the wind direction. In addition, the they make it fun to sneak from plot to plot and have been planted to attract wildlife to increase your odds of seeing deer anywhere throughout the property. They also cut across Dark Hollow Creek and then run north to the far end of the property. In addition to creating good access to the food plots, they also provide a great way to look through the open woods on the property. The upland areas are a mixture of mature cedars and post oaks while the creek bottoms feature large red oaks, sycamores and birch trees. Feeders in the food plots provide supplemental nutrition. The combination of numerous draws, creek bottom oaks, food plots and feeders work together to create an ideal smaller hunting property. Another unusual aspect to the property is that it hunts larger than it is because its L-shape yields a full 1.25 miles of hunting possibilities. The presence of birch trees along the edge of Dark Hollow Creek indicates that even if the creek doesn't flow constantly, the creek bottoms hold sufficient moisture to keep these water-loving trees alive. We looked at the topography and found a spot to build a four-acre lake that would round out the property by providing a great fishing and swimming spot in addition to an all-weather crossing of the creek that would make accessing the east side easier during wet weather. In addition, the large boulders and rock ledges along the creek will be a ton of fun for the kids in your life to explore. We were provided with a very nice set of trail camera photos showing a nice set of younger bucks that are well on their way to being shooters. In addition, a group of does are also hitting the food plots. There are several locations along the creek where large trees have limbs that extend across the creek creating ideal wild turkey roost locations. The presence of turkeys on the food plots leads us to believe that they are likely to roost along the creek and then routinely work their way up to the feeders and food plots. If you are looking for an affordable hunting property packed with features that will keep it interesting and productive for years to come please call Sean Childress at 580 320 5791 .

We often work with clients searching for more than just landthey're looking for a place to build a life. A spot where, at the end of the day, they can close the gate, turn off the phone, and simply enjoy time with family on a ranch that brings their vision to life. This is the story of Birch Springs Ranch. Birch Springs Ranch is a 65-acre retreat located just southeast of Allen, Oklahoma, in Hughes Countyonly 2.3 miles off pavement, 2.5 hours from Dallas, and 1.5 hours from Oklahoma City. The story starts with the landan incredibly diverse combination of ecosystems centered around water. This area is known for its shallow groundwater and natural springs, and as you enter the property, you cross a chain of spring fed ponds along the southern border. These waters attract all kinds of wildlife and serve as a source of refreshment for the resident horses and donkeys. Another standout feature is the sandy-bottom creek that runs much of the year. It's a place the current owners and their children have spent countless hours exploring, affectionately known as the favorite play area. If expanding the water features is on your list, there's potential to build an additional pondup to one acre in sizeoff this creek. About 80% of the land is wooded with a classic Cross Timbers mix of post oak, blackjack, and red oak. Natural clearings are scattered throughout, all connected by nearly two miles of trails winding through the ranch. The owners envisioned this place as an outdoor sanctuary where family time was spent on horseback or mulebackrarely seeing the same tree twice. If your style leans more ATV than western saddle, these trails are still for youwide, well-maintained, and walkable too. They've also become natural corridors for wildlife, especially deer, which we spotted while filming. With a little management, Birch Springs could offer solid recreational or hunting opportunities despite its size. While the outdoors leans rustic, the home is anything but. The barndominium-style house is a beautifully designed 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom residence that blends functionality with charm. The open-concept kitchen and living room welcome you in with warm natural light, a wood-burning fireplace, and high ceilings. The kitchen boasts granite countertops, custom cabinetry, and a spacious walk-in pantry. Just off the kitchen is the first bedroom, featuring a walk-in closet and full ensuite bath. The master suite is located off the living area, with a large bedroom that opens into a bright and airy bathroomcomplete with a walk-in tiled shower, separate vanity, and a generous laundry room/master closet combo with built-in shelving and custom storage. Above the kitchen, the high ceilings made room for a cozy loftperfect for a playroom or additional storage. And on the far side of the home, you'll find a spray-foam insulated one-car garage and small workshop. Birch Springs Ranch isn't just a propertyit's a dream realized. If your vision includes quiet evenings, family adventure, and land you can grow with, then it might be time to write your next chapter here.

Nestled in the rolling hills of Hughes County, Oklahoma, this 5-acre property offers the perfect balance of accessibility and seclusion. Located between McAlester and Ada, near Stuart, the land sits along Oak Ridge Drive, a gravel road with electric service at the property line. The property is lot 25 in Hickory Hills subdivision and sits only 650 from the community Hickory Hills Lake with incredible fishing and wildlife viewing. The area is rich in wildlife, providing ample opportunities for hunting, fishing, ATV riding, and outdoor exploration. While there is no public water or sewer, a well and septic system can be installed to suit your needs. This tranquil, undeveloped land is ready for your visionwhether thats a private retreat, a homestead, or a base for outdoor adventures. Its a place where possibilities abound, waiting for you to make it your own. Seller Financing Terms: - $7,500 down payment - $273.19 per month - No background checks or prepayment penalties!

The County Line Tract is a versatile 92-acre property situated on the Hughes and Seminole County line. Featuring mature hardwood timber and a mix of seclusion and accessibility, this land is ideal for hunting, recreation, or continued livestock use. Land 92 Acres of Prime Timberland Exceptional Hunting & Recreation Opportunity The County Line tract is a 92-acre tract located on the Hughes and Seminole County lines. The property offers a blend of seclusion, accessibility for a diversified property. Heavily wooded with mature hardwood timber, this property is a true outdoor enthusiast's dreamperfect for hunting, recreation, or continued agricultural use. Located with convenient county road frontage and just seconds from the highway 56, this property provides an easy commute to both Holdenville and Wewoka. Despite its accessibility, it offers the quiet and privacy that make it ideal for a weekend retreat or rural homestead. The land is fully fenced and has historically been used for livestock grazing. With little to no hunting pressure from the current owner, the area has become a safe haven for native wildlifemaking it an exceptional, untapped hunting opportunity. Whether you're looking to invest in land, establish a private hunting ground, or run livestock in a peaceful setting, this property offers the space, location, and potential to meet your goals. Key Features: 92 acres of beautiful, mature hardwood timber Excellent habitat for deer, turkey, and other wildlife Little to no hunting Fully fenced for livestock use Good county road frontage and easy highway access Short drive to Holdenville and Wewoka Ideal for recreation, homesteading, or agricultural use Justice Public School District Additional 57 acres adjoining is available to combine over 150 total continuos acres. Don't miss out on this unique and versatile propertyopportunities like this don't come around often! Additional land tracts available in Seminole and Hughes County. Please view the video link on this site for a complete viewing of all the tracts available in the Wewoka area. Improvements Hughes Rural water District #5, water line on the south side of 1320RD. All buyers should verify connecting to any rural water district for availability.

This 40 acre tract in Hughes County, Oklahoma, offers a balance of natural beauty, accessibility, and recreational potential. The property features a mix of timber, hardwood creek bottoms, and rolling terrain that provides diverse habitat and excellent hunting opportunities. Located in a secluded setting and surrounded by larger landholdings, it offers privacy and a quiet environment ideal for those seeking a manageable property for outdoor recreation or wildlife management. The varied topography includes gentle ridgelines and elevation changes that naturally funnel deer movement throughout the tract, creating strong travel corridors and predictable patterns that can be used to plan effective hunting setups. The area is known for consistent populations of white-tailed deer, turkey, and feral hogs, offering year-round outdoor opportunities.Multiple stand locations are available, and there is room to add a feeder to enhance habitat conditions. The surrounding larger tracts help maintain the property's secluded feel and promote a steady flow of game. The layout of the land allows for both rifle and archery hunting options, with a combination of open shooting lanes and thicker bedding areas. Access to the property is secured by a deeded entry, providing peace of mind and reliable year-round access regardless of weather conditions. The tract's manageable size makes it ideal for those wanting to own a quality piece of recreational ground without the maintenance demands of a larger parcel. Its terrain and natural features offer the versatility to enjoy hunting, hiking, camping, or simply spending time outdoors.This property is located within convenient driving distance of several major cities. It is approximately 90 miles from Oklahoma City, 70 miles from Tulsa, and less than 20 miles from Henryetta. This central location allows for easy weekend trips from urban areas while still providing the seclusion and quiet that outdoor enthusiasts appreciate. Whether you are looking to establish a small hunting camp, invest in a recreational property, or hold a piece of land for long-term enjoyment, this Hughes County tract provides a reliable foundation. The combination of timber, habitat diversity, and privacy offers long-term appeal for hunters and landowners who value accessibility and wildlife potential.

This 160-acre tract in Hughes County, Oklahoma offers a perfect balance of natural diversity, functional improvements and convenient accessibility. Located about two hours from the DallasFort Worth area and roughly one hour and forty minutes from both Tulsa and Oklahoma City, it provides a quiet rural setting within reach of major metro areas. More than half a mile of Little Sandy Creek runs through the property, supplying a reliable water source and natural wildlife corridor. In addition to the live creek, the beautiful pond provides extra water for wildlife, as well as great fishing. The creek bottoms feature mature hardwood timber, including oak, hickory, and elm, while the upland areas transition to cedar and mixed hardwood ridges. These distinct habitat zones provide excellent conditions for deer, turkey and hog hunting throughout the seasons.The property includes a well-developed internal trail system connecting ridge tops, meadows, and creek areas, allowing for efficient access by vehicle or ATV. A 15-acre native hay meadow offers annual hay production or space for future improvements, as well as a ready location for foodplots. Electricity has been extended from the county road to the property's interior, making development more convenient for those considering a cabin or homesite. A three-stall equipment barn with two roll-up doors provides covered storage for tractors, implements, and recreational vehicles. Access is excellent, with dual county road frontage providing multiple entry points and reliable all-weather travel.The terrain varies from elevated ridge lines with scenic views to shaded creek bottoms, rich in mast-producing hardwoods and secluded bedding cover. The property's diverse blend of timber, forage, and water resources makes it ideal for hunting, supplemental agricultural use, or long-term land investment. Nearby communities include Holdenville, Calvin, and Wetumka, each offering essential amenities and services within a short drive. With its combination of habitat diversity, infrastructure, and accessibility, this Hughes County property is well-suited for a range of rural pursuits.

Nestled in the heart of Oklahoma, this exceptional 60 +/- acre corner parcel offers a rare combination of natural beauty, accessibility, and potential. With county road frontage on two sides, the property is easy to access and perfectly positioned for a variety of uses. The land is thoughtfully balanced, with approximately half covered in mature timber and the other half open ground, creating a dynamic landscape ideal for recreation, development, or a private retreat. A small pond and a seasonal wet-weather creek add to the charm, enhancing both the aesthetics and the habitat for local wildlife. Freshly cut openings surrounded by timber provide prime locations for food plots, making this a dream spot for hunters or conservation-minded landowners. The property's layout invites exploration, whether you're envisioning trails, cabins, or simply enjoying the peace and quiet of the countryside. Centrally located between Oklahoma City and Tulsa, this tract offers the best of both worldsseclusion without sacrificing convenience. It's just a short 10-minute drive to Okemah and I-40, placing you within easy reach of amenities while still enjoying the serenity of rural life. Whether you're looking to build, invest, or escape, this land is ready to meet your vision. Property Features -60 +/- acre corner parcel with county road frontage on two sides -Balanced mix of approximately 50% timber and 50% open ground -Includes a small pond and a seasonal wet-weather creek -Freshly cut openings surrounded by timber ideal for food plots -Excellent potential for hunting, recreation, or homesteading -Secluded yet easily accessible location between OKC and Tulsa -Just 10 minutes from Okemah and I-40 for quick access to amenities -Diverse terrain offers opportunities for trails, cabins, or farming -Peaceful rural setting with abundant wildlife and natural beauty -Ready for development, investment, or a private countryside retreat

Welcome to the Rolling Cedar Ranch, a premier 325 +/- acre hunting ranch with trophy whitetail deer, turkey, hogs, and quail. This property is a hunter's dream, featuring well-defined scrape lines and rut trails, making it easy to set up strategic stand locations for the peak of the rut. The landscape is a perfect blend of mature hardwoods and open clearings, providing ideal spots to plant lush food plots that will draw in an abundance of wildlife year-round. Whether you're looking to establish a prime hunting setup or simply enjoy the natural beauty of the land, this ranch delivers. Water is a key feature of Rolling Cedar Ranch, offering two well-maintained ponds stocked with healthy largemouth bass, offering excellent fishing opportunities. These water sources also attract ducks and other waterfowl, providing even more outdoor recreation options. With its diverse habitat, Rolling Cedar Ranch is the perfect property for the serious sportsman, offering a turnkey opportunity to experience world-class hunting, fishing, and outdoor enjoyment. Whether you're looking to build your dream lodge or keep it wild, this ranch is ready for you. Don't miss this rare opportunity to own a prime hunting property! The Rolling Cedar Ranch is waiting for you! Located just a few minutes from Dustin, 15 +/- minutes from Henryetta, and only 30 +/- from Mcalester. All showings are by appointment only. If you would like more information or would like to schedule a private viewing please contact Will Bellis at (918) 978-9311 or Owen Bellis at (918) 367-7050 .

Located in the quiet town of Stuart, Oklahoma, this 4.1 acre property in Hughes County offers an excellent opportunity for development or investment. The land is divided into five smaller wooded lots, each just under an acre, creating flexibility for multiple homesites or one private build with extra space to spread out. The property features mature timber throughout, offering natural shade, privacy, and the potential for a beautiful setting once selectively cleared. Surrounding homes nearby show the area's development potential while still maintaining a peaceful, country feel. Whether you're looking to build a family home or hold a manageable piece of land for future plans, this tract has plenty of promise. Conveniently located just 23 minutes from McAlester, 48 minutes from Ada, and 53 minutes from Eufaula and Eufaula Lake, this property provides the balance of the small-town charm with access to nearby amenities and recreation. With strong development potential and a great location near major towns and recreation, this acreage offers lasting value and opportunity for years to come! All showings are by appointment only. If you would like more information or would like to schedule a private viewing please contact Hunter Bellis at (539) 238-7693 . Disclaimer: The boundary lines shown are approximate and are provided for general reference only. Arrowhead Land Company makes no representations or warranties, express or implied, as to the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of those property lines. Buyers are advised to obtain an independent survey to verify exact property boundaries.

Welcome to the Land Doctors latest listing, Castaway Cattle Ranch. This is a 458-acre ranch centrally located 2 hours from the NE DFW Metro, OKC and Tulsa plus it's just mile off a quiet stretch of Highway 75. Perfect for those with families and friends spread out across Oklahoma and North Texas, this property is an easy to reach destination for everyone and that's a good thing because they are all going to come see you. At first glance, this property looks like a nicely maintained and smartly designed cattle ranch. With 350 acres of gently rolling sandy loam pastures with scattered shade trees, it is an idyllic setting for cattle. The fences are good and there are plenty of good cross fences to break the property up into five main pastures and hay meadows. The southeastern pasture is 120 acres, and the southwestern pasture is 115 acres. They both hub off the central hay meadow that is 54 acres and the pasture to the west of it that is 40 acres. From there, you can rotate to the northern 54-acre pasture and on into the 4-acre trap and corral if you are ready to work cattle. The hay meadow is set up for irrigation with a reel type irrigation system and water pump to pull water from the lake. A small 20-acre pasture sits in the far southeast corner of the ranch and can be used to isolate animals or store hay. The soils have been tested, amended with chicken litter two years ago and maintained with applications of urea and weed spray. The results are obvious, a beautiful thick growth of bermuda, common lespedeza and scattered prairie grasses carpet the land. It's clean and the cattle on the property exhibit great body condition. The animals are fat and happy at Castaway Cattle Ranch. At roughly 3000 square ft, the combination shop and equipment shed gives you plenty of room to maintain and store equipment. The current residence is a three-bedroom, two-bathroom brick home built in 1980. The tax assessor has it listed at 1648 square feet but somehow it feels larger than that. The exterior of the home needs to have the trim repaired, painted and some of the windows need to be caulked. In short, it looks like the average ranch house from the outside. But once you walk in, it's a total scene change. The entire interior has undergone a remodel and looks fresh and clean. Although it is not a fancy home, it certainly will be an acceptable place to stay until you decide if you want to build a new home or not. As always, Land Doctors Construction services stands ready to help you design and build a custom home to match the beauty of the land. Here is where things get interesting. The property has over 27 acres of surface water stored in nine ponds that range from 1 acre to 6.5 acres in size. In addition, there are two areas where chains of ponds are formed where one flows into the next. On the north end of the ranch, a 1-acre pond flows into a 3.5-acre pond that feeds a 6.5-acre lake. In the south, a 1-acre pond, is followed by a 3-acre, 2-acre and 4-acre ponds. A 2.5-acre and 3.5-acre pond round out this impressive collection of impoundments. But there is not a visible creek or other significant drainage that feeds them, so how can this be? Simple, this area is underlain by a shallow aquifer, the ponds are in slight surface depressions and the water level seen in the ponds is the top of the water table. Simply stated, the ponds are a window into the aquifer below. That's why the water levels change very little even during the dry season. Steady water levels, very good water quality and clarity, plus the structure and vegetation in the ponds equate to a first-class fishery. We have greatly enjoyed fishing in the ponds to get a feel for catch rates. In the mornings and evenings, do not be surprised to get a strike on almost every cast. You do not have to be skilled to catch fish in these ponds. The largemouth bass are plentiful, healthy and aggressive. You will only help improve the size class by catching and keeping some, there are plenty to go around. There are also great crappie and bluegill populations if you had rather eat some panfish. You won't have to fish very long before you understand where the Castaway part of the ranch name comes from. The ponds on the southern end of the ranch are surrounded by timber and attract other wildlife such as whitetail deer, wild turkey and waterfowl. The owner got some great video footage of the deer and ducks at the end of last winter to document the wildlife populations. There is also a 36-acre wooded block that would be ideal to manage as either a hunting area or sanctuary for wildlife. If used as a bedding area, food plots could be established along the edges to pull wildlife out into the open. If you are looking for a convenient, centralized location for family and friends to gather, with wildlife, fishing and ranching opportunities that will make them flock to you, then call Kelly Hurt at 580 421 7512 to schedule a showing today.

Welcome to The Turkey Creek Ranch, a 160 acre property in Hughes County offering the perfect balance of country living, ranch utility, and recreational opportunity. At the entrance, a spacious 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom, 1,900 sq ft home provides comfort and charm with an open living room and kitchen, a brick fireplace, a large master bedroom, and the convenience of a laundry and pantry area. A wooden back deck adds a great space for relaxing outdoors. Supporting structures include a well-maintained metal shop building ideal for vehicles or equipment, as well as a metal shed with an overhead cover that can serve as additional storage or a livestock shelter. Beyond the home, the land opens into a mix of pasture and heavily wooded hunting ground. There is a pond and Turkey Creek, which runs through the southern portion of the property, provides water sources for wildlife and livestock, with the creek swelling during rainy seasons. Scattered clearings throughout the timber are ideal for food plots, blinds, or feeders, creating excellent opportunities for deer, turkey, and small game hunting. With road access, some fencing, and a gated entrance, the ranch is both accessible and private. An inground storm shelter is also included, providing peace of mind during Oklahoma's unpredictable weather. Located 40 minutes from Henryetta, 50 minutes from Eufaula and Eufaula Lake, and just over an hour from Shawnee, The Turkey Creek Ranch offers the chance to enjoy the best of rural living, a spacious acreage, a comfortable home, and exceptional hunting all in one versatile property! All showings are by appointment only. If you would like more information or would like to schedule a private viewing please contact Will Bellis at (918)978-9311. Disclaimer: The boundary lines shown are approximate and are provided for general reference only. Arrowhead Land Company makes no representations or warranties, express or implied, as to the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of those property lines. Buyers are advised to obtain an independent survey to verify exact property boundaries.

If you are looking for a small hunting farm in Hughes County, Oklahoma, don't miss the opportunity to come check this one out! This 20 +/- acre property has the potential to be a great hunting tract, recreational property, or a build site. The first thing you will notice when you reach the center of the property is the beautiful view off the hillside to the south. The mature timber on the west side of the property has multiple potential treestand locations for deer hunting, and provides great habitat for other wildlife. There is also a small pond/slough on the property that holds water in wet times of the year. The open meadow on the farm could be a great build site for a home or cabin, and there is electricity conveniently located nearby. This farm is located 20+/- minutes from Henryetta, 1 hour +/- from Ada, and approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes from Tulsa. All showings are by appointment only. If you would like more information or would like to schedule a private viewing please contact Owen Bellis at (918) 367-0750 . Disclaimer: The boundary lines shown are approximate and are provided for general reference only. Arrowhead Land Company makes no representations or warranties, express or implied, as to the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of those property lines. Buyers are advised to obtain an independent survey to verify exact property boundaries.

Take a look at this 10 +/- acres, located in Hughes County, Oklahoma! This property is currently being used as a fertile, well managed watermelon farm. This property features sandy soil with a fishing pond that is utilized for irrigation. This property has a history of generating a profit from producing watermelons. Utilities are readily accessible with water and electricity already on-site. Mature trees add natural beauty, making this land an attractive option whether you're looking to farm, build, or invest. With a strong agricultural record and versatile potential, this property offers both value and opportunity. All showings are by appointment only. If you would like more information or would like to schedule a private viewing please contact Hunter Bellis at (539) 238-7693 . Disclaimer: The boundary lines shown are approximate and are provided for general reference only. Arrowhead Land Company makes no representations or warranties, express or implied, as to the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of those property lines. Buyers are advised to obtain an independent survey to verify exact property boundaries.

Midwest Land Group is proud to present the Hughes 40 a well-rounded 40 +/- acre tract in Hughes County offering a unique combination of hunting, recreation, and country living. With a mix of pasture, timber, and a wet-weather creek, this property is equally suited for the outdoorsman, small rancher, or someone looking for a rural homesite with great access. The land features 40 +/- feet of elevation change and 2,390 +/- feet of wet-weather creek, creating excellent habitat diversity. Large red and white oaks provide shade and mast production, while dense bedding cover helps hold deer year-round. A stocked pond adds fishing opportunities and attracts wildlife. The area is well-known for producing trophy whitetails in fact, the seller notes that the #3 state record non-typical buck (240 3/8) was harvested from the immediate area. The thought of that giant walking this very ground is a testament to the genetics and potential this creek bottom holds. It's not hard to imagine that his bloodline still roams here, along with the kind of cover and resources that made him a giant. Along with whitetails, expect to see turkey, quail, and wild hogs. A covey of quail was both seen and heard during evening photos. Improvements include a 2,432 sq. ft. 4-bedroom, 2-bath mobile home with deck and above-ground pool, providing comfortable living space or a weekend hunting camp. Two shops a 30'x30' with electric and a 30'x40' for storage offer plenty of utility for equipment and projects. The property is fenced with some cross fencing, and the pasture consists of Bermuda and native grasses. Rural water is available, and a historical stone water well and root cellar add to the historical charm of an old homestead site. With paved road frontage, a custom gated entrance, and a location just 6 minutes from Holdenville, 25 minutes from Seminole, 40 minutes from Ada, and 70 minutes to downtown OKC, the Hughes 40 offers both convenience and privacy. For those seeking a manageable acreage with a blend of stellar hunting, productive grazing, and comfortable living, this property is a standout opportunity. Call Ryan Huggins at (405) 481-4647 for a private showing today! Property Features -40 +/- acres -40 +/- feet of elevation change -2,390 +/- feet of wet weather creek -Fenced and some cross fencing -Stocked pond -Excellent bedding cover for holding deer -Seller says #3 state record non-typical killed in immediate area in 2003 (see photo) scoring 240 3/8 -Whitetail deer, quail, turkey, wild hogs -Bermuda/Native Grass pasture -Large red and white oaks -Rural water -Historical stone water well (no pump) and root cellar -Deck and above-ground pool -2,432 sq. ft. 4-bed 2-bath mobile home -30'x30' shop with electric -30'x40' shop (storage) -Paved road frontage -Custom gated entrance -6 minutes to Holdenville -25 minutes to Seminole -40 minutes to Ada -70 minutes to Downtown OKC

71 Acres of Prime Farmland with Your Own Hunting Haven! Discover the perfect blend of working farmland and outdoor recreation on this stunning 71-acre property. Featuring three well-maintained pastures with brand-new fencing, this land is ideal for livestock, crops, or expanding your agricultural dreams. Position your future home on the highest point of the property, where breathtaking long-range views stretch for miles. With water already in place, the groundwork is set for you to start building immediately. Beyond its agricultural potential, this property offers a little slice of Hunting Haven, providing natural habitat and acreage for outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy year-round. Whether youre seeking a productive farm, a private retreat, or the perfect homestead site, this property delivers it all.

If you're looking for a true turn-key ranch with utilities already in place, this 175 +/- acre farm in Hughes County is ready to go and checks every box. With electric service and a water well on site, it offers outstanding potential for a future homesite or weekend getaway. The property is located less than 3 miles from Sasakwa and only 2 miles off Highway 56, giving you quick access to town while still enjoying the peace and quiet of the countryside. A well-balanced mix of open pasture, scattered timber, and plenty of tillable acres makes it both productive and versatile, offering room for cattle, horses, and abundant wildlife. This ranch is already set up for livestock with perimeter and cross-fencing, functional working pens, and a wet-weather creek that provides a natural water source. A drivable trail system runs across the property, making it easy to check cattle, access different pastures, or explore on an ATV. The land itself lays out beautifully for a future homestead, with multiple build sites that provide scenic views. Whether you're looking to expand an existing cattle operation, start a new ranch, or secure a private recreational retreat, this Hughes County farm delivers the rare mix of location, usability, and long-term potential. Property Features -175 +/- acres of productive grazing and hay ground with scattered timber -Less than 3 miles from Sasakwa, OK -Just 2 miles off Hwy 56 for easy travel -5 ponds strategically placed across the property -Wet-weather creek provides seasonal water and natural character -Full perimeter fencing and cross-fencing in place for easy rotation -Working pens for cattle already on-site -Water well and electric service already on the property -Multiple ideal build sites for a home or cabin -All farm equipment conveys with the sale - turn-key operation -Two county road frontages for convenient access and hauling -Strong grass base to support cattle or other livestock -Scattered timber for shade, shelter, and added recreational use -Driveable trail system throughout the property for easy access and management

What more could you want? Caney Creek offers high ground with great views, 15+ acres of fertile bottom ground for Boone and Crockett food plots, a year-round creek, and massive hardwoods. As you come in from the East, you have electric at the road, and the boundaries are cleared on the North and South. An older cabin sits by the road as well. As you head west, you have sandy soils with smaller timber, plum thickets, and most of this area has been terraced, a reminder of the old farm country in this area. About halfway, you come to the new switchback road that drops 120 feet into the creek bottom. Here, you feel like you entered an entirely different property. There are massive, Red Oak, Walnut, and Sycamore trees in this bottom, along with the open area full of fescue and soils ready to plant the food plot of your dreams. Next, you come to Caney Boggy Creek, a year-round creek full of wildlife of all kinds. The creek crosses the property from North to South, then gives way to more remote hardwoods as you climb up out of the bottom to reach the East Boundary. Stay tuned for more pictures! The cameras have only been out a short while. So far, we've seen plenty of big hogs, and the big bucks are starting to show up as well.

Wetumka Lake Ranch - 320 Acres of Premier Outdoor Bliss Description Imagine standing on your hilltop porch, gazing out from select vantage points to the 169-acre Wetumka Lake sparkling below, as dawn breaks over a 320-acre hunter's paradisethis is the Wetumka Lake Ranch, a rare gem spanning Hughes and Okfuskee Counties, Oklahoma, perfectly centered between Okemah, Wetumka, and Weleetka. From the 2,892 sq ft, 4-bed, 4-bath home perched atop rolling hills, stunning lake views unfold from key hilltop spots, blending the call of wild turkey with Oklahoma's wild beauty. Just 12 minutes from I-40, 2 miles from the North Canadian River, and less than 15 minutes from Okemah Municipal Airport (3,400'x60' runway for private pilots), this isn't just landit's a legacy estate where lakefront recreation, trophy hunting, and easy access converge. Step into a turnkey hunting haven: four tower blinds, multiple ladder stands, and 9+ feeders are expertly placed across diverse terrainopen pastures, mature timber, and five stocked ponds teeming with bass and crappiedrawing abundant whitetail deer and turkey. Bordering Wetumka Lake, you're steps from world-class fishing, kayaking, or sunset picnics, while miles of trails beckon for ATV rides or horseback adventures. Three feed stores within 15 minutes keep your deer corn and supplies stocked, and the Creek Nation Community Hospital (13 minutes away) serves the public for peace of mind. With Hwy 27 and two county roads framing three sides, the land is easily splittable, offering investors a chance to subdivide into lakefront parcels or lease blinds for instant ROI. Modern comforts like Canadian Valley Electric, fiber internet, and rural water ensure seamless living, complemented by a 50x30 powered shop for gear or events. Whether you're a hunter chasing record-book bucks, a private pilot landing your plane for weekend hunts, an investor eyeing lakefront development, or a family craving a hilltop retreat just 1.5 hours from Tulsa or 2 hours from OKC, this ranch delivers unmatched versatility. Picture hosting family reunions with sweeping hilltop vistas, leasing hunting rights for $20K year, or jetting in from Dallas for a quick getaway. The Wetumka Lake Ranch is your chance to own a slice of Oklahoma's wild heartwith big-city access and small-town ease. Ideal For: Hunters seeking a premier, turnkey retreat with trophy whitetail and turkey, plus lakefront fishing. Private pilots wanting a hilltop ranch with a 3,400'x60' airport 15 minutes away. Investors targeting splittable land with lake proximity and I-40 access for high-ROI parcels or rentals. Families or retirees dreaming of a hilltop estate with modern amenities, hospital proximity, and select lake views. Features - 320 acres of diverse terrain: Pastures, timber, rolling hills - Borders 169-acre Wetumka Lake for fishing, kayaking, and recreation - 4 stocked ponds brimming with bass and crappie - 2 miles from North Canadian River, boosting wildlife and water access - 3 tower blinds, multiple ladder stands, 7+ feeders for elite hunting - Abundant wildlife: Trophy whitetail deer, turkey, small game - 4-bed, 4-bath hilltop home (2,892 sq ft) with select Wetumka Lake views - 50x30 powered shop for equipment or events - Canadian Valley Electric, fiber internet, rural water (house and Hwy 27 gate) - Prime access: 2 county roads on 2 sideshighly splittable - 12 minutes to I-40 - 3 feed stores within 15 minutes - Okemah Municipal Airport (15 min, 3,400'x60' runway) - Creek - Nation Community Hospital (13 min) - Centrally located: Near Okemah, Wetumka, Weleetka; 1.5 hours to Tulsa, 2 hours to OKC - Endless recreation: Hunting, fishing, hiking, ATV trails, watersports Home Details Sq Ft: 2,892 Beds: 4 Baths: 4 Additional Info Wildlife - Whitetail Deer, Turkey, Small GameRecreation: ATV Trails, Fishing, Hiking Trails, Hunting, Watersports Water Access - Ponds, Creek, Wetumka Lake (adjacent) FinancialTaxes (annually) - $2143.32

Attention: An adjacent 115 acres is available for purchase. Prairie Home is a 45-acre ranch located just outside of Gerty, Oklahoma 100 miles from both Oklahoma City and Tulsa, and 150 miles from the DFW metro. From the moment you pull in, you'll notice the peaceful setting and wide-open views a perfect backdrop for the life you've been dreaming of. The centerpiece of the ranch is a fully remodeled 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom home. As you step in from the porch off the kitchen, the first thing you'll notice is the abundance of natural light and windows offering panoramic views of the surrounding land. The kitchen is centered around a large island with beautiful finishes, a separate coffee bar, and space for a full-sized dining table. It's fully equipped with stainless-steel appliances, including a dishwasher and a stainless apron-front farmhouse sink. A small walk-in pantry provides additional storage. The open living area is spacious and anchored by a wood-burning stove, offering a great source of supplemental heat during the winter months. Downstairs, you'll also find one bedroom and a full bathroom, along with a large combination laundry and mudroom with its own private entrance perfect for keeping the outdoors out. Upstairs features two additional bedrooms, a full bathroom, and the primary suite, complete with its own en-suite bath and walk-in closet. The current owners took great care in the layout and design of this remodel, and you'll find ample storage throughout the home. The large porches off the kitchen and the second-story primary bedroom provide peaceful views of the pastures and make ideal spots to enjoy your morning coffee or unwind at the end of the day. The land is currently in hay production, supported by sandy loam soils that are well-suited for continued agricultural use. Whether you're producing hay, running cattle, or building a self-sustaining homestead, the groundwork is already in place. With room to build greenhouses, install raised beds, or even launch a small u-pick operation, this property offers endless possibilities for anyone interested in agriculture. Whether you're growing vegetables, raising chickens, or planting fruit trees, the land is ready to support your vision. And if you're raising a family, there's more than enough space for all your kids' livestock projects. From show calves and lambs to horses and poultry, this property gives you the room and flexibility to raise and care for animals year-round. One of the most valuable features of this property is the large aquifer beneath it providing a dependable water source and adding long-term value and cost savings. This aquifer also supplies clean drinking water to the town of Gerty and is known for its quality. Whether you're starting a homestead, expanding your ag operation, or simply looking for a quiet place to call home this 45-acre ranch in Gerty is ready to welcome you. For more information or to schedule a private showing, contact Chrissy Banks at 765-220-2489 . This property is listed exclusively by The Land Doctors selling beautiful land and creating custom ranches.

Located in Hughes County right off Highway 9 near Dustin, this 290 acre property combines outstanding hunting and recreation with the potential for future development! The land consists of two tracts: a large 280 acre parcel and a separate 10 acre timbered tract northeast of the main acreage. The main tract features diverse topography, with rolling timbered ridges, quick drops in elevation, and scattered clearings that create excellent wildlife habitat. Three ponds and a wet-weather creek on the southern end provide reliable water sources and fishing opportunities. This property holds great hunting opportunities, with abundant deer and turkey. Several blinds and feeders are already in place, with plenty of room for additional food plots or setup. At the entrance, a gated clearing offers an ideal spot for future development, whether for a homesite, ranch headquarters, or a hunting lodge. In this same clearing, there is also a cabin that could be renovated and restored to serve as a base camp. Easily accessible to both the 280 +/- and 10 +/- acre tracts, this property delivers the space and versatility for multiple uses! Conveniently located just 23 minutes from Henryetta, 38 minutes from Eufaula and Eufaula Lake, and 1 hour and 15 minutes from Tulsa, it offers both seclusion and accessibility. Whether you're seeking a premier hunting property, a private getaway, or the perfect site to build your dream home, this property offers the land, location, and possibilities to make it your own! All showings are by appointment only. If you would like more information or would like to schedule a private viewing please contact Will Bellis at (918) 978-9311 . Disclaimer: The boundary lines shown are approximate and are provided for general reference only. Arrowhead Land Company makes no representations or warranties, express or implied, as to the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of those property lines. Buyers are advised to obtain an independent survey to verify exact property boundaries.

Situated in Hughes County, Oklahoma, this property is perfect for those seeking ranching or recreational opportunities! Covering 103.9 +/- acres, it is well-suited for building a dream homesite and running approximately 2030 head of cattle; combining functionality with opportunity. With excellent cross fencing and boundary fencing already in place, it is set up for livestock from the start and features a strong Bermuda and native grass base for quality grazing. Rural Water District 2 is expected to install water service in the near future, further enhancing its long-term potential as a homestead or working ranch. In addition to its ranching appeal, the property also presents a mix of open pasture and timber, creating a versatile landscape. Two ponds and a wet-weather creek provide reliable water sources for both livestock and wildlife. For those who enjoy the outdoors, the tract offers excellent hunting opportunities for deer, turkey, and small game. A feeder is already in place, and the cleared areas are ideal for developing additional food plots. The property is conveniently located 35 +/- minutes from McAlester, 1 hour and 5 +/- minutes from Eufaula and Eufaula Lake, and 1 hour and 45 +/- minutes from Tulsa. Whether you're looking to potentially build your dream home, operate a productive cattle ranch, or enjoy a recreational getaway, this property delivers the space, resources, and versatility to make it your own! All showings are by appointment only. For more information or to schedule a private viewing please contact Steele Schwonke at (918) 424-6065 . Disclaimer: The boundary lines shown are approximate and are provided for general reference only. Arrowhead Land Company makes no representations or warranties, express or implied, as to the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of those property lines. Buyers are advised to obtain an independent survey to verify exact property boundaries.